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Crime
Swiss Model Beatrice Keul’s 1993 Rape Claim Against Trump Cited in Epstein Report
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 01:21 AM
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The 2024 Epstein investigation report references Swiss model Beatrice Keul, who alleges she was raped by Donald Trump in 1993.
A recent release of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation report has named Swiss model Beatrice Keul as one of the individuals alleging sexual assault by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Keul, who worked as a model in the early 1990s, claims that she was raped by Trump in 1993, a claim that had previously received limited public attention.
The report, compiled by U.S. authorities as part of a broader review of Epstein’s network, lists Keul’s allegation alongside other historic accusations against Trump. While the document does not provide new evidence, its inclusion signals that the claim is now part of the official record examined by investigators.
Legal experts note that the mention of Keul’s allegation could prompt renewed scrutiny of the 1993 incident, although no formal charges have been filed to date. The development adds another layer to the ongoing public and legal discourse surrounding Trump’s past conduct.
The Epstein report continues to be reviewed by multiple jurisdictions, and authorities have indicated that any credible claims within it will be pursued in accordance with existing statutes of limitations and procedural rules.
The report, compiled by U.S. authorities as part of a broader review of Epstein’s network, lists Keul’s allegation alongside other historic accusations against Trump. While the document does not provide new evidence, its inclusion signals that the claim is now part of the official record examined by investigators.
Legal experts note that the mention of Keul’s allegation could prompt renewed scrutiny of the 1993 incident, although no formal charges have been filed to date. The development adds another layer to the ongoing public and legal discourse surrounding Trump’s past conduct.
The Epstein report continues to be reviewed by multiple jurisdictions, and authorities have indicated that any credible claims within it will be pursued in accordance with existing statutes of limitations and procedural rules.